Philips Hue 16-Foot Extension Cable for Philips Hue Play Light Bar, Black - 1 Pack - Power Supply Not Included

10/10. If you’re a gamer, you NEED these. Not want, NEED. Especially, if you’re a sim racer/flier. Get four of these puppies and out two above you (yes, so the light casts down on you) and two behind your monitor splashed against the wall and be amazed. If the Hue app on PC fails on you, fret not. Download, SimHub, and set the lights up there, then fire it up every time you want your hue lights to mimic its section of the screen. I can’t imagine gaming without these!!

The plug in the dual light kit handles three playbars so picking this up is an easy buy and lets you run three full lights off of a single power brick. These are a nice add to the hue ecosystem, easy to control, and get very bright at any color. I have 12 of them scattered around different places in the house adding access lighting. They come with two different mounting options in the box and the cord is very long allowing for flexible install options. I also added a few behind my TV to add some additional lighting in the dark spots from my Hue Play TV ambient lighting. They sync up with what is on the tv and fit in well with the ambient light strip. All in all they are a nice add on if already in the Hue ecosystem. If new to Hue, i wouldn't start with these.

It's an extension cord and it extended the cord - 5 out of 5

I love the Philips Hue Play Bars, as I have the Hue application that syncs content on my Samsung TV with the lights. Additionally, Philips added the capability (via firmware update) to include my regular Hue color bulbs in the scene, so I can have potentially five different colors depending on the content. The play bars are set up with two at the bottom of the TV and one on top, with the two regular color bulbs to the sides of the couch. It makes watching TV or playing games much more immersive, and after using them with video or gaming content, it seems weird to not have it synced. You can also use these with the Hue Play Sync box, but that was a more expensive solution for my needs.

I had 2 other ones that I had for about 3 years but I got a new tv and they would no longer stick to the new tv and I had gotten rid of the little stands. The originals had stayed stuck on the tv no problem for 3 years. However when I got these brand new ones on a brand new tv, one of them fell off after a week and scared me in the process. HahaI had to get Krazy glue to make it stay back on.

Perfect extension cable to run my hue lights!

Seriously? Philips cant make a good screwdriver or TV anymore so the turn to ripping people off by selling them a light without a way to plug it in? Just know you will need to buy a 20 dollar power adapter to make this work.

I stuck these to the back of my monitor with the light reflecting off the wall to use for virtual meetings. They work great for that. I don’t like lights shining in my face, and like a clear workspace. So with these mounted behind my monitor, I don’t see them. And with the light reflecting off the wall, it’s not blinding like if it was pointed at me. I’ve had other lighting setups that made my lighting better for the video, but this setup does well enough and is my favorite setup so far considering my other preferences.I also have Hue ceiling lights and a Hue light switch, so it’s nice that I can create a “Meeting” scene, click the remote, and all of the lights automatically get set to the color and brightness that I want. There are probably cheaper options and I do feel like Hue lights are overpriced. But since I already use Hue, it’s nice to have it in one app and controlled by a single click.